Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-10-06

Turnpike Company, made trip over tho
road on Monday last, stopping while witt
our townsman, Mr.. p. n IIammakcr.
Annual MEETING.~-Thc annual meeting
of the stockhollcrs'of the Western Maryland
Railroad Company for the election OF five I'll
rcctors for the ensuing year, will be held II
the compnnys Office, llillcn station, Balti
more on Wednesday, October 18th.
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| The far season is now on. The pretty
girls, fine horses and big pu mpkins will !"
on exhibition at different places until cold
weather sets in. .
House keepers before putting mp thel'
stoves for winter should burn out their chin
ncys.
| PARALyZED.--Mrs. Susannah Naill, widow
of the late David w. Nall, deceased, and
mother of Capt. Nall, of Frederick, suilrred
| IA stroke of paralysis at the residence of bcr
daughter, Mrs. Dayhotf, in Westminster, on
Tuesday night of last week. We learn since
that she is recovering Banner
Rev. G. S. Slgrl has been elected pasrol
of St Pnul's Reformed, this city, and krider's
Church, to succeed Rev. As. Weber who
has accepted the presidency ola college AT
Wichita Kansas. Mr.. Weber preached his
farewell sermon last Sunday might, and left
on Monday Westminster .Adr@Gte.
ACCIDENT at LEwIsToWN--A fifteen year
oil, son, of Mr.. Frank Palmer living near
L.cwislown, fell out ola shcllbark tree ycstcr
day and fractured lis skull and cut his lip
very badly DIR. James K. Waters, of Me
chanicstown, scwcd up the flesh wound and
otherwise attended to the needs Of the in.
iurcd youth Times.
A Lucky MAN.-Cnpt, J. :. B. l!artsock
has received from the Government for i'm
mediate delivery an order for a large mum
Der of his Postmaster Handy Record Book,
The captain expects this order to he follow
ed%oon by another large onesSAs the Govern
mcntis adopting the use of his book alto
gcther.-BaAncr.
Letters remaining in the Post Office At
Mcchanicstown Frederick co., Maryland
oct, /, 1887.
MasSmorc, \. J. Mrs. Ecrccman, DAVID, Mr..
Riddlcmcycr, Annie G, Mrs. Smith, A. }. G.
Strlson, VIA. W. Mr.. conSt0'lc, Willjdc,
Addlc NJ. Miss, Zimmerman, VIM. w. Mr..
Ephram l.. Boblitz =. VI.
The lie Refine Comedy Company appear.
cd on Saturday evening last, short one or
two performers. Those who were here are
intelligent and praiseWorthy performers and
had not the entertainment been spoiled by
the reading of parts, those who attended, we
are sure, have would been pleasantly enter.
tanned. With full company they would
play to enthusiastic houses.
COMPLIMENTARY TEsrlMoNlN.-The en-
ploycs Of Mr.. Louis McMurray in this city,
have arranged to tender that gentleman big
demonstration here on Thursday evening
ncXt, as an evidence OF their esteem and re.
gard for HIM. It's proposed tn havoa torch
light procession through the streets and
addresses at the Rink. winding mp with n
supper at the Carlin House, to a limited num-
Der of pcrsOnS.-Tlmes.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
To ignore the warning of approaching dis
ease is neither cautious nor SAT Prudence
would suggest the immediate use Of u good
preventative remedy, such rs LaXadOr, which
cradicatcs at once all symptoms Of bilious
diseases. Price 80 cents.
A Il the world over, baby governs Yet of
ten disease will overcome the thc baby and
then it Is that DR., Bulls Baby Syrup proves
Ms worth by conquoring the disease, Price
IS cents
TO BUILD PAEsoNAGE.--At a meeting
Of the join: consistorics of the Glade charge
on Monday, Sept 10Th, action was taken
the congregations that the pastor Rev. >. M
IIench. remain with them, therefore his work
be lcsscncd SO that he preach not more than
two sermons each Sunday, and that the
charge take immediate steps toward the
building Of a parsonage in Walkcrsyillc'lur-
ing the coming ycar.-Entc7pr(s.
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When the fast mail reached Union Bridge
early Sunday morning it was learned that
two colorcd men had been killed by the mid
night freight just below Linwood, The first
body was found and removed from the track
by Mr.. John Simmer, track walker Oh the
Union Bridge section, and the other, who
must have been carried b. the engine, was
found atpipc Greek station, half mile fur
tcr east, they were identified as CIcvc
Dmson, employed by N. II. Bale, New
Windsor, and Bud Hill employed by l.. H..
Ddmon Of N"w Windsor, one Nc cd about
- years and the other about 23.---CurFoN
Ne,15.